AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCreative Rights Movement: Filmmaker/author/entrepreneur Phabian “S-Quire” Winfield was named National Spokesperson for the Creative Rights Movement, pushing creator ownership, intellectual property, and education. Delaware Accountability: Delaware’s state auditor says UD still won’t fully cooperate in a second attempt to audit dual-employment pay, leaving gaps in oversight of the state’s dual-employment law. Local Schools & Demographics: Colonial School District reported 4,824 Black students in 2024-25 (46.7% of enrollment), while Lake Forest School District showed 2,360 white students (55%)—both pulled from Delaware Open Data. Education Facilities: Woodbridge School District is seeking a Certificate of Necessity to build a new middle school, citing aging infrastructure and limits on modern instruction. Community & Hate: The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia was vandalized with antisemitic graffiti, the third attack in nearly a year. Sports & Culture: Selena Gomez is hit with a Delaware federal fraud lawsuit tied to her mental health startup Wondermind, while her lawyer calls the claims meritless and prepares to seek dismissal.
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